Definition: The term "unsolidifiable" is a technical term in the field of cryptography. It refers to a type of cryptographic system that cannot be broken by an attacker without access to the private key or a public key exchange. This means that if you know the private key, you can't use it to decrypt any data that has not already been encrypted with the same key. In other words, unsolidifiable systems are designed to prevent any form of decryption, thus making them difficult or impossible for an
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